and we heard from pac none wong as senior political lecturer at the university of boss who says beijing is trying out a different approach in that region. i don't think that boost significantly under my chinese influence in the african continent. china, africa relations will still be pirate ties in chinese foreign policy. there are huge loans, leading to very little delivery and quality outcomes by genes, decision to revise these and approach all be out of the bible initiative enough for carpet l. i will see that this also being applicable to other continents is quite reasonable because instead of spending too much, which will help your pocket is better to target on small projects, but ensure for sure you have a good delivery women gathered in the streets to protest against sexual violence and murder in the democratic republic of congo, eastern city of goma, where it's now about quarter past 1 in the afternoon. hundreds of demonstrate as much through the streets of the d. r. c. or the 23 insurgent group in the region has displaced thousands from their homes as wages of conflict with gov

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boss donald trump. for a strong america. for a proud america. i am running for president of the united states. tonight with the context, scott galloway, professor of marketing at new york university's stern school of business, and lucy fisher, chief political commentator for times radio. welcome to the context. big news in uk politics today as nicola sturgeon resigns as scotland's first minister and leader of the scottish national party. the snp has campaigned relentlessly for independence from britain and nicola sturgeon has led her party since 2014 the country's longest serving first minister. she said it was a decision she was wrestling with for some weeks and also said stepping down was her duty at this �*critical moment'. her departure leaves a huge hole in scottish politics and raises questions about what is next for scotland's future, for the direction of travel for the snp and of course the question of scottish independence. since my very first moments in thejob, i have believed that part of serving well would be to know almost instinctively when the time is right to make way for someone else. and when that time came to have the courage to do so, even if to many across the

you see you staff say the front gates of glasgow university and they are protesting after a should be by now. they were offered 5% increase from university bossessity sector has about 44 million and reserve a billion, sorry, in reserve. and know, understandably, the lecturers and tutors behind here. what do you see here are hoping for slice of that later on this morning i'm going to speak to mehdi senior. she is the scotland official for ucu and i am keen to ask her, hey, sass and work into and who she is. expect being university bosses in scotland specifically how she's expecting them to be able afford that. certainly today from across the uk expect to hear know, go on front and go and interrupt you. i was just wanting to hear from you really. obviously the situation with schools in scotland a little bit difficult . different from here difficult. different from here in england and wales, a significant number of days for families there to have to cope with what's the public support like that because at the moment, actually in england and actually here in england and wales it's just tipping in favour teachers . but i can favour of teachers. but

not every university hospital in the country is affected, one in three hospital trusts will be affected in england today. nhs bosses are particularly concerned about the coming together of there has been a breakthrough in some of the talks, just explain? yes. has been a breakthrough in some of the talks, just explain?— the talks, 'ust explain? yes, the health the talks, just explain? yes, the health minister _ the talks, just explain? yes, the health minister was _ the talks, just explain? yes, the health minister was in _ the talks, just explain? yes, the | health minister was in discussion with a number of unions on thursday last week. those were the royal couege last week. those were the royal college of the work of midwives and what the gmb union which represents and unite union behind me which also also represents ambulance workers in wales. the other four unions decided to postpone strike action today and tomorrow, is a show of good faith because the welcome and had come to the table with a new deal. but unite carried on with the strike. i will come onto why in a minute. the deal is, a 3% pay rise but half of that will come in the form of a one—off payment, and 1.